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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1905
Page
2
P O Box ia advertises Hawaiian Carriage Manufacturing Co. makers of wagons vehicles and carriage material. They promise rubber tires painting trimming and repairing at reasonable prices with guaranteed satisfaction and estimates.
A dense page fragment lists pawn shop notices, hotel gossip, sales, and meeting alerts. It mentions the Hanohonin Syrvationy Society, transfer companies, and various local business advertisements. Notes show estate details with balances, dates, and names such as Geo Galbeaith and Allen, totaling $18,000 with a remaining $20,400.
Kikuyo Simos, wife of a Japan rae, was assaulted by her husband on Nuuanit Street near the W. W. Hull residences. He attacked with a large knife during a divorce attempt, sending her to Queen's Hospital. The assailant fled but was pursued by officers until restrained on Wright Street.
A passage extols glasses as a pride of intellect and strength. It notes that choosing not to wear eyewear does not prove weak eyes but can reflect strong will. It mentions N. Sanford Optician in Boston Building, Fort St, and May & Co as related entities.
Fragmented overseas dispatches report a convention split, calls for new power alignments, and talks of legal reforms. U.S. figures Hughes and McLean attend regional events amid Republican and Democratic maneuvers. A New York attorney becomes a keynote nominee in district races.
A brief note describes the Union Gas Engine capable of running on gasoline distillate naphtha and kerosene with improved performance over traditional fuel use.
The secretary hosted a luncheon in honor of newspaper men including representatives from the Homediin Daily Hewayanere. Remarks praised service and fellowship, followed by a thematic ovation for the event. Attendees included Messrs Gow Henshall Ay M and others from the Star Ad and Bulletin offices.
Secretary Atkinson reports replies from Maui Agricultural Co and Eb bol Plantation Co offering to shelter fifty and twenty five families respectively. Hawaiian Commercial Sugar Co, Olan Sugar Co, Kahuku Plantation Co promise around one hundred families each. Most will grant two acres of land in fee simple per family, with one firm limited to leased land and housing under a thirty year lease. Water, medical attendance, and a house will be provided.
The firm, founded in 1858, lists banking divisions including deposits, trust, accounting, and insurance. It announces affiliations with Rothschilds and Thomas Cook, with offices at 928 Bethel Street and 24 Bethel Street. Departments cover trusteeship, collections, bankruptcy auditing, and various insurances.
Wm G Irwin Claus Spreckels Co bankers announce correspondent network with the Nevada National Bank of San Francisco London Union of London and Smiths Bank New York American Exchange National Bank Chicago Corn Exchange National Bank Paris Credit Lyonnais Hongkong and Yokohama Bank of China Shanghai Banking Corp New Zealand Bank of New Zealand and Bank of Australia Victoria Vancouver Bank of First North America Deposits received loans made on approved securities bills of exchange bought and sold collections promptly accounted for
A garbled clipping mentions Mere Newey and phrases like epantinker and Johnit with sale talk. References to Tilak and Reweds hint at misread names while Te rather careers relate to handling the ArT. Context unclear but tied to Chicago Daily News.
W. J. England Plumbing Co of 121 Hotel Street cautions that many cleaning preparations advertise as safe for porcelain and fixtures but contain grit or acid. Such products can erode surfaces and ruin bathtubs sinks and other porcelain fixtures after brief use. Phone Main 323.
The document lists Castle x Cooke as agents for multiple principal firms including The Ewa Plantation Co Agricultural Co Sugar Co Waimea Sugar Mill Co Fulton Iron Works St Louis Ma The Standard Oil Co of Boston The Aetna Fire Insurance Co of Hartford Conn The Allan Assurance Co of London detailing agency rights and affiliations.
Wa. Irwin & Co. Ltd presents a leadership slate with WM. IRWIN as President and Manager, D. SPRECKELS as Vice President, M. Giffard as Vice President, M. WHITNEY as Treasurer, RICHARD IVERS as Secretary, and E. J. SPAULDING as Auditor. The document outlines officer titles and roles in a concise corporate register format.
Sugar Factors and ION agents for Oceanic Steamship Co San Francisco Western Sugar Refining Co San Francisco Locomotive Works Philadelphia Newall Universal Mill Co Manufacturers of National Gane Shredder New York Pacific Oil Transportation Co San Francisco California
C Brewer Co and related sugar concerns based in Honolulu publish a roster of their operations including Queen Street offices. The document also names The Planters Line of San Francisco packets and Brewer line of Boston packets, with corporate officers M Cooke president, George Robertson VP, E F Bishop treasurer and secretary, F W Macfarlane auditor, and directors C M Cooke J F R Gal P Jones.
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